Enderbit

QAPF-Diagramm, das die Zusammensetzung von Enderbit in Grün darstellt.

Enderbite sind metamorphe Gesteine, und zwar Hypersthen führende Tonalite aus der Gruppe der Charnockite. Sie sind nach dem Fundort der ersten Gesteinsproben dieses Materials, der Typlokalität, dem Enderbyland in der Antarktis, benannt.

Vorkommen finden sich z. B. in Simbabwe und Südindien.

Literatur

  • Le Maitre (Hrsg.): Igneous Rocks, A Classification and Glossary of Terms. Cambridge 2004, ISBN 0-521-61948-3
  • Roland Vinx: Gesteinsbestimmung im Gelände. München (Elsevier) 2005, ISBN 3-8274-1513-6

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